The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, March 19, 1909 Page: 5 of 12
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rs^t, 50 Private Baths, American
$3.00 per day, upwards with bath
$1.00 additional. Ewapeaa Plan,
day, upwards; with baths $
< ■ addltlnnal
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" or fcny Constable of Orange County
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NEW O RLRANS
' THI? ORUNEWALD
LAROEST, NEW
IN THE
wn
Oath having been made as required
by law, you are hereby commanded to
suniirfon Thoa. O. CárrutW by mak-
ing publication of this Citation Once
eck for eight successive
to the return day bere-
¡wspaper published in
f tiijere b«-fe-newspaper
ein. but "if not, then in
Ushed in the Jir t
; but if there be no
published in said- judicial
in a,newspaper pnblish-
éat District to said First
Judicial District, to appear at the next
regular. tArm of the District Court of
Grange county, to be holden at the
ourt House thereof, in Orange, on the
May, A. D. 1909, the
being the 3rd day of May, A D.
then and thereto answer a pe-
n filed in «aid Court on the 6th
day of Februáry, A; D. 1909, in a suit,
numbered on *e docket of said Court
No. 3014, wheréin Mrs. Fannie I. Car-
ruth is plaintiff, and Thos. O. Car-
ruth is defendant, and said petition
alleging that on or about the llth day
of January, 1897, plaintiff vras lawfully
married to defendant in Wharton*
county, Texas, and continued to live
with him as his wife until about the
15th day of- June, 1903, when defend-
ant abandoned plaintiff, leaving her
; to earn her own support, and has ever
; since said time remained away from
..plaintiff and during all'of said time'
has failed \o care for plaintiff and to
furnish anything toward her support,
but has wholly abandoned her, and
has Jeft her for three years and more
\ntention of abandonment. . *
t during all the time plaintiff
defendant lived together plaintiff
conducted be'rself with propriety, man-
aged the household affairs of her said
husband with prudence, and economy,
and at all times treated her said hus-
band with kindness and forbearance.
That at the time and prior to her
marriage to defendant,, plaintiff was
the widow of —-Carnes, deceased,
And
cost.
about ten centa
follara. It Was sh
would always be employment for the
leu
and
people of Orange, as then with deep
water, the local mills
ing a committee of twenty-five for
thp purpose of interviewing the peo-
ple of the'county "who were not there,
and it was the verdict that every
property tax payer in the county^
whose signature could be secured,
sign the petition calling tor á hear-
ing and election. An executive com-
mittee pf seven was also appointed
for the purppse of handling "the affairs
incident, to the election.
t the close of the meeting, the
pay<
in desiring that their
ayers were a
„r eir names appear'
on this petition which means"'só milch
aa.oeo.^oo
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that .her name was Fannie I. Carnes,
that she has childrén by her fornieV
who ar/e now giving, That
after the death of her former husband
and prior tó her marriage with defend-'
ant and while she wqt s a femé sole she
purchased some property and real es-
tate in the city of Wharton-in ^har-
tón county, Texas, and the title to
same ia in her then name. Fannlé I.
Carnea; and as a matter of conven-
ience iii-disposing of said property
and that her name may be the same
as that of her children, she asks the
court to restore to her' her. name of
Fannie t. Carnés. t
That about October 17, 1806, plain-
tiff purchased with her own and indi-
lual means the following described
jpertyi to-wit: ;
Situated in Wharton county and the
state of Texas, and being aft that cei;
wo lots
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|1éi J- -. «i L
«a «*>'«
e Diapepsin in the house, as any
one of you may have aft attack of in*-
digestion or stomach trouble at any
time, day or night. , •
This harmless preparation will di-
gist anything you eat and overcome
a* soúr stomach five minutes after-"
wards. ■; " v ... , / "
.If your meals doa&'t tempt youj or
what little yóu do' eat seems to fill
you' or láys like a lump of lead, in
your stomach, or if -you have heart-
burn, thit is. a sign of indigestion., *
Ask your pharmacist for a 50 <?ent
ca,se -of Rape's Diapepsin and take one
triangule .after supper^onight', There
will be no sour risings, no belching'of
undigested food mixed with apid, ab
stomach gas or, heartburn, fullness, or
heavy feeling in the stomach, nausea,
debilitating headaches, dizziness or
intestinal griping. This will all go,
and, besides, there will he no sour
food left over in the stomach to pois-
on, your breath with nauseous odors.
Papers Diapepsin is a certain cure
for all stomach misery, because it will
take hold of your food áñd digest
it just the same as if your stomach
wasn'i there. . ;v,,^ v;.
Actual, prompt relief, for all your
stomach misery is at yqur pharmacist,
waiting for you;
These large 50 cent, cases contain
more than sufficient to cure a case of
dyspepsia or ind'gestion.
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
Navigation District and Boiid Issue
. Discussed and Explained
From Monday's Dailv.
Bubbling over with enthusiasm, af
the- largest pfiblic meeting . held in
Orange county in many, a montly the
property táx payers of the county at
the court house Saturday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock alm<5#t unanimously
decided that Orange wants deep
water, and a petition was prepáred
and sighéd by those jjfesept calling
on the county commissioners'of Or*
ánge county .tp have a hearing as to
why Orange county, should not hold
an election fof the purpose Of votlhg
bonds to the amount of $100,000, for
the purpose of deepening the Sabine
Neches canal to a depth of twenty-
five feet, thiis affording Orange dec-
water, and ihia petition was willing!
signed by those in attendance at the
m"t,n5' .. . . cases nave oeen cured
At 2j30 o'clock the meeting was fe]e by B~ F. Hewson.
called to order and Mr. W. H. Stark,
tax Davera
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triafi
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I Pmit tre«, Ro«c|
ill:
tain two lots of land of the Kenchuloé
League in laid county of Wharton and
described as follows, to-wit: In the
wn of Whartpn, and being lots Nos.
and 6 ita Block No. 13 iii said toWn
f Wharton a^ording to the plat
of said town recorded in the deed rec-
ords of Wharton county, Texas, in
Book A, page 1. said land being con-
veyed to her by fj. Phillips by deed
dated October 17, 1896, and recorded
Vol. %, on pagps 176 and 177 of
on county deed records, to
reference is here made for bet-
iserlj^tfon.-w^.;,..
since defendant abandoned
ff as aforesaid he has been and
sonic claim or title to
nds which constitute a cloud
plaintiffs title thereto, but *bat
defendant claims and the nature
extent thereof plaintiff doés not
know and is unable to sta^te, but that
' defendant has |iot now and. has never
had any .right or title to said property^
, Wherefore plaintiff práys for judg-
ment dissolving the bonds of matri-
mony existing between herself ánd de-
fendant, and judgment changing her
namg and restoring her former name,
Fannie I. Carnes, and judgment re-
moving cloud from title to her said
property and quieting the title to
same in her, for cost? of suit, etc
Herein fail not, but have before said
court, at its aforesaid next regular
term, this writ, with your return there-
on, shówing how you have executed
the same.
' Witness, C.. L. Goodman, Clerk Of
the District Court of Orange county.
Givejj under my hand and the .seal
ó! said , Court, at office in Orange
this the 23rd day of February,. A. D.
1W9' " C. L. GOODMAll?* *
Clerk District C^urt, Orange county.
I hereby authorize the publication
of this Citation inhibe Orange Leader
for eight successive weeks.
R.M.JOHNSON,
2-26-8t É . Sháriff Orange County.
To Observe Lent
\ Pait)s of wóinifn. nead pains, or any
paiii toppi*d,m ifi ytiiiiniff. •.lire, with
IV. flVM.M 's t'iilW I'.iin TaMi'x See
full (ornmla on 25c bw*.
(Vate- City Drug Store
,.h .
general manager of the Lutcher and
Moore Lumber company, w.
n an
permanent chairman and A. L. Ford,
editor of The' Orange Leader, was
elected secretary.
Mr. Stark cafled upon Mr. W. O.
uggins to explain the cause and
objects of the mweting, which was
done, and this explanation wais fol
lowed by a talk'by Mr. F. H. Far-
well, who discussed' the proposition,
that of deepening the Sabine-Neches
canal to a depth of twenty-five feet,
the probable cost, and how it was
proposed to raise the funds by voting
a bond issue.
Following the talk of Mr. Farwell,
J. E. Smith, local assistant postmaster,
gave an interesting talk on the pro-
posed deepening Of the Cánal and the
benefits to be derived, the'cheapening
of freight rates, tilling up of the
county with settlers, and general in
crease pf values commercially and
agriculturally. ! <
County Attorney E. L. bruce dis
cussed the bill, which provides for
the creation of a fflvigation district,
discussing all the points and putting
them before the méeting in a lucid
manner, showing the advantage! the
navigation dis^ift received underv the
provisions of the new bill. This was
really one of thí most important mat-
ters before the meeting, and which,
a number of the property tax payers
of the county have not understood,
until it was thoroughly explainéd by
Mr. Bruce.
There were a number of other
speeches, County Judge O. R. Shol-
ars gave a strong talk in favor of
the issue add the Judge's pet hobby,
"good roads," was also brought into
the discussion, Judge Sholars stating
that good roads could not be had
without money, and money fcould not
be had without the taxable values,
and he stated that deep water would
bring values, and then Orange county
would be lined with good roads.
- It was proposed to issue bortds to
the amount. of $100,000 or $150,000,
provided the election carries, and
there is not the least doubt in the
world of that, if sentiment at the
meeting can be offered as a criterion,
the bonds to be five per cent, forty
year bonds, thus -the county retiring
them at the ratio Of $2,500 per year,
which with the interest of $5*000,
would make the total cost to the tax
the Ladies' Civic Club, to
in the city "JWIfka and a
iwj*
Mar. life*
tEparw&c
TbSioifPO"^
of machinery
Sabine river near
arrived and lit being**** A>......
barge Sabine, prepare ;0"nge Civic
trfwppprfced to the bluH £°° for tlw.
This car load of mac - *°d
siáts prihCipalíy of:boilers you,jo
equipment: ^ ^e them
Hi"1" ne them
the county could have a cheap freight
rate to the fórelgn markets;' was
shown that freight rates would be ma-
terially lessened on nee, .cattle, sta-
ples, in and out of the city. Ip fact,
the advantages shown were to. the
effect that the wealthy paid the great-
est-amount of taxes, thqugh the pppr
derived an equal benefit. } *
As the hpur for closing drew liear,
it was suggested that a committee be
tr was suggesiea tnat a committee oe w • . ¡ f .jfr.
hey. are mild and
When
give.Cha
Tablets
.gentle in their action and always
produce a pleasant cathartic, effect.
Call at B. F. Hewson's drug store
for a free sample. !
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Rush Tariff B.„.
t Washington, March Í6.-rThe com-
mittee on Ways and Means will 6b-
iserve the formality of listening^ to
what the democratic members have
petition was held open oh the desk t9 say, about the schedules, and Report
of the "secretary for signatures, and:it back to the ,House with much
the property tax payers were a unit promptness. Sbme of the congress-
men are hoping (hat the bill can be,
for the county. Had there bee a
half dozen duplicates for signature,
the rush would not have been so no-
ticeable, but every tax payer wanted
to " be the first to g«t his panje on
the petition and those wfio were not
first were rewarded by attaching their
namC8 ¿to the one petition, which is
the preliminary move in t!« deter-
mined and certainly successful inaugu-
ration • of the campaign in the right
manner for deep watér. v i i
Th? committees appointed were as
follows:
To select committee of twenty-five
to circulate petitions: O'. R. Sholars,
H. H. Russell, I. C. Herrington.
Executive committee; .W.# H.
Stark, chairman; M. V. Anderson,
Dr. S. W. Sholars, John Burtoh, R.
F. Clark, Geo. W. Adcock, R. C.
Graven, H. W. Bland.' F. H. Far-
u*&f-
For Diseases of the Skin.
Nearly all diseases of the skin, sujih
as eczema, tetter, salt rheum and bat-
hers' itch, are characterized by an in-
tense itching and smarting, which
often makes life a burden and dis-
turbs sleep and rest. Quick relief
may be had by/ applying Chamberlain's
It allayp the itching find
by/
Salve. It alltj
smarting almost instantly. M
cases- have been Cured" by its use.
Took Out a Petition.
From Tuesday's Daily.
Clarence Blind, a prominent young
pian of the Cow Bayou neighborhood*
was a pleasant caller at the Leader
office this morning. He was supplied
with a. petition, which he will cir-
culate for signatures t in his neigh'
borhood, asking for a bond issue for
deep water. Mr. Bland is one of the
younger citizens of the cotonty who
is deeply impressed with the advan-
tages to be derived by developing our
deep water facilities.
put through by the first o^ Jpne, of
at least .that it will not occupy more
than a month beyond' thfct date.
' ' m, —
Preventics—-those Candy Cold Cure
Tablets—will safely and quickly check
all colds and the grippe. Try them
once and see. 48 for 25c. 'Sold by
Gate City Drug Store.
■ «>■ •
Silk Stocking Souvenirs.
NPw York, March 16.—Mr#. Wil-
liam Grant Brown, recent nominee
for the presidency of the New York
City Federation of Women's Clubs,
but who was defeated, held a luncheon
at the Hotel Astor last night. Mrs.
Brown's party in the election, was
called the "Silk Stocking Party," and
Souvenir, silken hosiery were distrib-
uted as a párty emblem. The souve-
nirs, were not the real thing, but imi-
tations in miniature, and arouseH
much enthusiasm.
a woman's
Foléy*s Kidney Remedy will cüre
any case of kidpey or bladder troiible
that is not beyond the reach of medi-
cine. Cures backache and irregulari-
ties fhat if neglected might result in
Bright'i disease or diabetes. For sale
by Gate City Drug Store.
Stopovers for Bufi
'Buffalo, March 15.'~-The stopover
privilege granted to Buffalo by the
Trunk Lines' Association goes into
effect today. The concession of thé
teh-diay stopover' is granted on the
understanding that the Chamber of
Commerce assist the railroads in their
efforts tp eliminate, the scalper in
New York state. For the past five
years efforts have béén made to ob-
tain the stopover privilege, h|it with-
out success. ;
one day. That is what we are
in^ to. Sir George Darwi
knows all about these things, ass
that the action of the tides is ope'r
ih¿ as a bralte on ihe earth's, revü
tions, and that every day our fdss
little globe spins more slowly. Eve
tually, he predicts, the day will c
fiftyrfive times .as long as it does a t
present. And this, as he very justij
observes, (will make an'immense dif-
ference to «mqnk)'nd. It will dispensé j
ayers only $7,500 a year, the cost
be lesscnecf as the bonds are re-
d and taxable values incréas^d. .
" iped that with the coun-
A tickling or dry cough can be
quickly loosened with Dr. SKoop's
Cough Remedy. No opium, no cblo-
róform, nothing unsafe or harsh. Sold
by Gate City Drug Store.
From Tuesday's Dafly.
—G. N. Moore and family of Lake
Charles arrived in Orange this morri-
ing and are now domiciled at the
Holland, the management of that hos-
telry havirtg béen taken over yester-
day by Mr. Moore's son, G. V. Moore.
Postpone hearing - i
A Neighbor pf Yours.
as wel las yourself is liable at any
time to have rheumatism. We're all
liable to have cuts, or burns, bruises
or scalds, crick in the back, neck or
side—some kind of an ache or pain.
Theft heed this advice and tell your
neighbors—Ballard's Snow Liniment
relieves all aches and paitis and heala
all wounds. Sold by Gate City Drug
Store and 'B. F. Hewson. /
Running Farmer*' Trains.
Central Railroad company has
its officials busily preparing details
for the running óf farmer trains simi-
lar to those run on the Erie railroad,
consisting of a locomotive and several
coaches. These, have proved such a
Success that the farmers on thé Upé
of the New York Central have toc-
pré8sed the desire to have similar
ones' The Lehigh Valley and Dela-
ware &, Hudson lines are also pre-
paring similar trains.
We say without hesitation that De
Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills are
unequaled for weak kidneys, back-
ache, inflammation of the bladder and
all iirinary disorder^; Théy are anti-
septic and act promptly in all cases
of weak back, backache, rheumatism
and rheumatic pains. Accept no sub-
F\>r sale by all druggists.
sdtute.
W. C. Hatrdlcy of Dallas was a
morning business arrival in Orange.
The Inauguration Date.
Washington, March 16.—It would
seem thai a change of date for the in-
auguration of thk president I of the
United States is bound to come. Near-
ly every congressman talks about thé
tariff and the change of date, most of
the favoring the last day of April,
when the weather becomes steady,
and is at least mild. The blizzard oh
the fourth was too much for the dis-
appointed crowds and the government
" Wel1' ^ '.
j. On your way to or from home, drop
in at McKay & Watson's and call for
I. W. tíarper Whiskey. Famous for
jts exquisite1 flavor.
Johnson and Jeffries.
York, March 16.—James J.
Jeffries having finished his engage-
nient ft Blaney's ,. Lincoln Square
Theatre, is how lopking closely into
the proposed match with Johnson,
which' depends on his condition, as
he has decided to fight if he can get
into a satisfactory state. So far he
has made satisfactory progress.
Better Than Spanning. ; ¿
Spanking does ftot cure children of
bed-wetting. There fa a constitutional
New York, March 16.—The New cause for title trouble. Mm. M. Sum-
m .r,,-. T' Bo* W. Notre pMne.;Ind;. will'
tend free to any mother her success-
ful home treatment, with full lnstruc
tions. Send no money, but write her
today If your children trouble you in
this way. Don't blame the child, the
chances are it can't help it. Thla
treatment aliso cures adults and aged
people troubled with urine difficulties
by day or nigbt .. ;
La Farge's Exhibition Ends.
New York, March 16.—At, the
Klackner Galleries the exhibition of
John La Fárge; comprising over a
hundred oils, water colors and
sketches, closes today after a very
successful career. The exhibit is
very rich ft Japan, Hawaii, Samoa,
Tahiti and Fiji yÍeWé?||Ki;;r^^,^í^
r 5 or 6 doses "666" will curc any
case bf Chills and Fevet. Price 25c.
period
neglect
sease an
that there lis no other pet
medicine that will so suó
womenthrough this trying
Lydia E. Pinkhata's Veget
^ound, inadf) from native
For 80 year It has been «
nervous prostration.' w
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EIGHT WEEK8 ONE D
Darwin PKdicts Elemination for
'Daylight Saving Bill.
*. . —-— •'•*/>: Í|
^ndon, Mafch 16.-Eight wee
eight hours-day. There will b<f only
six days and a half in «.he Da "
Í'ear, When it copies and.if the wor
ng man insisted on his eight hé
charter hie would only wbrk fifty-two
hours in a twelve-month. He
just as well be in the Civil Service.
NO CHAROE TODAY
Judge Hart Will Deliver Charge to f
Jury Wednesday Morning.
Hearst New,s Service.
Nashville, Tenn., March 16.—Flash
—Judge Hart announced at 2 p. tm
that he' would " not deliver his charge
to the jury in the Cooper-Sh,arp case
until Wednesday." '"*■' ®
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tract from our most valuabl
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only for the cure of the above mentio
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hang-on-cough-v and all those
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